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Six-Stroke Engines

08/05/2009 1:37 PM

please explain 6 stroke engine
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Re: Six-Stroke Engines

08/05/2009 1:44 PM

Take a look at this article from Wikipedia.

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Re: Six-Stroke Engines

08/05/2009 7:17 PM

It utilizes the original 4 strokes then adds a water spray on the 5th stroke causing the water to turn to steam causing the 6th stroke
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08/06/2009 2:46 AM

...either that or an opposed piston is connected to the original piston which handles the valve mechanism using any energy that might be usually wasted.since this piston runs at1/2 the rate of the original piston we have 6 strokes.I only know the basic concept if anyone knows where i can find some good reading...

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Re: Six-Stroke Engines

08/06/2009 3:07 AM
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Re: Six-Stroke Engines

08/06/2009 7:37 AM

What the 5th n 6th term (strock name) exactly means..?

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